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$ C4 `, P9 j* }+ Y | 2.1.1.1; |0 F+ J: k7 C3 n7 N. g7 L
| 60950(ed.2);am1-am4 & 60950(ed.3)8 ^& b7 ?1 ?* g- e6 O# q7 x; m
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Standard:
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Amdts.1(1992), 2(1993),
2 A ?$ N1 X1 D6 F7 v* K3(1995), 4(1996);8 t2 C. I! G, S( l
IEC 60950, 3rd edition (1999); i% Y* C$ r6 B( s* t7 X
Sub clause:1 \1 q6 |5 i1 O2 a
2.1.1.1* @! M% B. E8 J1 F/ A @0 M
Sheet No.3 M, y N# o$ w# A: q, @/ Z3 ~
439
! F2 l7 T4 Z1 O, l- S& ] D0 ^0 hSubject:! h, }' w: P( |0 c
Connectors and Openings
. D7 l0 \ a( DKey words:( b; I% ?4 ?4 I
Contact with hazardous9 A. X8 X% Z4 c9 S
voltages, test finger, S8 s" U- E: k. N+ y \
Decision taken at the( z6 z; s- c. X3 v' N3 i
39th meeting 2002# E: x# G1 W4 R4 ?+ |
Question:1 G1 I4 B3 [0 b
Is it the intent of the fourth dash of Clause 2.1.1.1 which reads “-functional or basic insulation of$ V, d8 x1 ]4 W0 c- S) t! b/ h2 m+ F
parts or wiring at hazardous voltages” to include a 2 mm air gap of clearance from the tip of the test
, `6 h2 C* Z( E! j" I+ Tfinger since that dash says “basic insulation” and 2mm or clearance is basic insulation? A7 s' X9 i1 L/ R6 o2 R5 j
subassembly of IT equipment (e.g., uninterruptible power supply) has modular power supplies that9 s0 U4 [) s! b, ~% ~6 ^
are located in operator accessible compartments and are removable by the user. If the power
+ Q( P. K# }( F! {supply is removed, the supply connector becomes exposed within the compartment. It is not1 T" ^/ I3 D7 O1 i; E
permitted to make a contact with a hazardous voltage not exceeding 1000 volts a.c. or 1500 volts" w! w( Q( \0 G/ ~+ o3 O
d.c. Is this requirement sufficient or is there a need for an additional gap between the part at4 \7 V; G7 |7 w' h
hazardous voltage and the tip of the test finger figure 19 of IEC 950 (figure 2A in IEC 60950)?- G2 p* }: z/ _) H1 R
Decision:* {1 A9 }! c( B1 b. `8 u
Contact is verified by means of a test finger, figure 19 of IEC 950 (figure 2A of IEC 60950), which) k1 k" n7 P( m$ B
shall not contact parts described above when applied to openings in the enclosure (compartment)
5 ]+ _7 r" R' v. v* F% r5 ~after removal of parts that can be detached by an operator, including fuseholders, and with operator
8 O3 |# j' V4 ]2 n* O# Haccess doors and covers open. It is permitted to leave lamps in place for this test. Connectors that
7 K1 q* v. F. ~: i$ \# [$ wcan be separated by an operator, other than plugs and socket -outlets complying with 60083, IEC7 X) u/ h/ R m+ Z8 i
60309 and IEC 60320 shall also be tested during disconnection. Where contact is not permitted in
% }' S: G5 g* B' z6 uthe above tests, there is no requirement for a minimum air gap between the tip of the test finger and
' Y& _! V/ ~& ]9 vthe part at a hazardous voltage not exceeding 1000 V a.c or 1500 V d.c.! e1 H$ s; U9 w% w
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